Chiefs You get to pick any Chief from all time in his prime to join this team. Who? - Page 7

Redbled · 09:17 PM

Saw this somewhere on Twitter. Looked like a fun topic.

To clarify. Player had to play for the Chiefs. Player did not need his prime to be with the Chiefs.

Poll added. Player must be mentioned twice as primary answer to be eligible for poll.

DelFan · 06-14-2019, 06:38 AM

Anders is one of my favorites too.

A lot of A-listers have been given so I'm going to go with a B-list player to widen the field...another one of my favorites...3rd down back Todd McNair.

old_geezer · 06-14-2019, 06:45 AM

I'm old school; To me it's a toss-up between Buck Buchanan or Willie Lanier. This team needs an outstanding LB more right now so I'd go with Lanier. Either one would absolutely wreck opposing offenses.

Fishpicker · 06-14-2019, 06:50 AM

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Someone not mentioned... Kimball Anders.. great receiver out of the backfield.. always made the first guy miss the tackle... on defense...Art Still..pro bowl and old school player..

great pick. one of my faves. he led the team for receptions '94-'96. underrated as a runner too

Tracy Simien. a solid MLB, not a world beater. he could contribute to this '19 D, for sure.

oldman · 06-14-2019, 06:51 AM

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Originally Posted by wazu

I appreciate all the old guy responses, I really do. But it's just so tough to guess how they would fare in the current game. Football players are so much bigger, stronger, faster now.

Mr. Lanier would rip some of these present day pretty-boys' heads off and feed them to their mommas. ET would knock the socks off most present day WRs before they got beyond the 5 yard no contact zone and then run down a 2nd guy. OT once took on Ben Davidson. You think he wouldn't be a threat to not only catch a bomb, but throw a devastating block downfield? Cherry wouldn't allow any coverage confusion in his defensive backs. Naw, they'd do just fine.

TambaBerry · 06-14-2019, 06:54 AM

i know some of you old guys are nostalgic, but these great older players would more then likely be average athletes now days. Still great bad asses for their times

InChiefsHeaven · 06-14-2019, 06:56 AM

Charles over Holmes. Love me some Priest, but he benefited from perhaps the greatest OLine this team has ever seen. Charles, not so much, and he buried Priest in every way.

**Shaid** · 06-14-2019, 07:00 AM

Damn, I'd almost go with Willie Roaf. Protect Pat and make our run game impressive at the same time.

58-4ever · 06-14-2019, 07:00 AM

A fun one that would be totally unfair: Tony Gonzalez

One that might make more sense: Dale Carter or James Hasty

**Shaid** · 06-14-2019, 07:01 AM

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Marcus Allen

oh shit, that's a good choice.

Delaney37 · 06-14-2019, 07:05 AM

Jerome Woods, Lloyd Burruss, Kevin Ross, Ronnie Lott, Stephone Paige. Too many come to mind for just one for me

**Rausch** · 06-14-2019, 07:08 AM

Based on our current needs I'd say James Hasty. CB being our biggest need and he could take the game's best out.

If we trade/sign a CB I'd go with Shields or Gonzo. This offense would be insane with Gonzo, Kelcee, Hill, and Watkins...

stevieray · 06-14-2019, 07:09 AM

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Originally Posted by TambaBerry

i know some of you old guys are nostalgic, but these great older players would more then likely be average athletes now days. Still great bad asses for their times

Maybe a little faster, but I highly doubt Jack Lambert, Lawerence Taylor or Dick Butkis etc would be within a million miles of average in ANY era..

AdolfOliverBush · 06-14-2019, 07:20 AM

Dale Carter. He would've been the best CB in the league for several years, except for the existence of Deion Sanders.

TambaBerry · 06-14-2019, 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by stevieray

Maybe a little faster, but I highly doubt Jack Lambert, Lawerence Taylor or Dick Butkis etc would be within a million miles of average in ANY era..

lawrene taylor isnt old enough, im talking pre 1980. Great great players for their time but they wouldn't hold up now days. Also, I get it if they were born now and had the nutrition and training these guys have they would probably be fine but if you take the player out of their time and move them into now days they would get slaughtered

Craash · 06-14-2019, 07:24 AM

Eric "Burnt Toast" Warfield.

View Poll Results: Pick your Chief. To be in poll must have been mentioned twice as a primary answer.
Lewis	1	1.89%
DT	21	39.62%
Bell	5	9.43%
Revis	5	9.43%
Shields	0	0%
Charles	2	3.77%
Berry	0	0%
Lanier	3	5.66%
Hasty	2	3.77%
Law	1	1.89%
Tony G	2	3.77%
Roaf	4	7.55%
E Thomas	1	1.89%
Montana	1	1.89%
Carter	0	0%
Buchanan	1	1.89%
O Taylor	1	1.89%
Pollard	0	0%
Jared Allen	0	0%
Marcus Allen	2	3.77%
Kimble Anders	0	0%
Cherry	1	1.89%
Voters: 53. You may not vote on this poll

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